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BEL 8180 LD!S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELIMBOLD'S
HEL,MBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOt Bu D'LS EIEL MBOLD'S
Extracchu, Extract Huhu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Huhu, Extract Boehm
TOR SECRET 8; DELICATE DISORDERS.
lOR SECRET k DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET k DELICATE DISORDERS.
lOR SECRET k DELICATE DISORDEI?S.
lOR SECRET k DELICATE _DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET k DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET DELICATE DISORDERS.
A Positive and spec fic Remedy
A Positive and Spccitic Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and sp clew Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific lietutdy
TO < PPEASEB tF
E . ' ADDER, GRAVEL, K Erg, DROPSY,
,BL DDER, G L, XID.'EY.C, DROPSY,
LADDER, GRAVEL, RIDIVE'YS, DROPSY,
JiLADDE Y. GRAVEL, El Di% E IeROPSY_,
L AbIER, IeAKEL, KIO.IIEYS, DROP: Y,
BLADDE.;, (MAI EL, RID EY DROPSY,
BLADDEA GliA V of., EWA EY\ DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC. WL AKNESS,
ORGAN IC WRAKNRSS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, •
And .1 Disc's& of s exuat Organs,
Awl a Diseases of Sexual W i lans,
And all Diso.e.es of Sexual Or g ans,
4,4 all DVEIlde• of S.xual Organs,
Ana all D'seays of .Yezu a trgans,
And all Diseases of :exual Gr,ati3,
AlitaNG IROII
Excesses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and IwprUdeLc:es in Lite,
Excessee, Exposures, aud Lnprudoncies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Life,
Exct ssee, Exposures, and Jen prude notes iu Life,
Excuses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Lite,
From whatever cause originating, and whether ex
isting In
NA ILE OR FEMALE.
Females, t, le no more Pills I They aro of no avail for
ilimpisiata ice:dont to the sex. Use
Extract Bueha.
Belmbold , s Extract Machu is a Medicine erkich is per
feed/ pleasant is its
Teat. and Odor,
But immediate in its action, giving Health and Vigor to
the Flame, Bloom to the Pallid Chco6 , and restoring the
potiust to a ; effect state of
UKALTH AND PIIICITY
Fxtrect Ductal is pr pared according to
Pharmacy and ilicinhtry,land te-p.......,ihadrima_maaa lag
'I he Itiotit — ksolnent Physicians. -
Way no longer. I rocuro tto remedy at once.
Prico St par hott'o, or six tor $5.
Depot 10. South 'tooth etrett, Pt iladelphla.
Beware of Uniorloeipltd Dealers
trying to palm off their own or other articles of BUCHH
on the ieputation attained by
Ilel mbuld's .Extraet Busatu,
The Original and only Genuico.
We attire, to run on the
Merit of our Article I
Iheir's is worthless—is sold at much less rates and
VellltkiaBl6llB, consequently toying a much better profit.
We Defy Competition S
.a for
Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
Take no other.
Eold by D. W. Groee,k Co. unit till druggiate every
where. nt v.13.-dawain
JOEIN B. BMITEL'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT STS.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
A LWAYS on hand a large assortment of
130aS, :313.0E19, GAITEaS, oY the very beat
toulitids fur lame. , gentlemen, and childrens , wear,—
Price; to suit the timed. All kinds or is uRK MADE TO
ORDER in the beet style by superior wotkmeu
REPAIRING done at short nonce.
oetla.dtf JOHN B. BMITII, Harrisburg.
PROF: ADOLPH. P. TEUPSER,
WOULD respectfully inform his old
'patrons and the public generally, that he will
continue to give instructions on the PIANO FORTE, Mk,
LUDEON, VIOLIN and also in the science of THOItOUG.II
Rate. He will w'th pleasure wait upon pupils at their
homes at any hour desired, or lessons will be given at
his residence, in Third street, a few doors below the
(iermau Reformed Church.
AUGUSTINE L. CJIAVNE.
CARPENTER AND -BUILDER
Resnienee Ao. 27 ./.1 or th Second Street.
8—J01381140 Ari EN DELI TO.
W W. HAYS,
TOBNLY-AT-L AW.
°tee Walnut St., between Second and
Third, Ila.rnsburg, Pa. •
ardp utwt.
T. J. MILES,
SURGEON DEN TIST,
Lis services to the citizens of
.Elarriewarg aud he eternity. lie solicits a share of
the public patronage, and gives assurauce that his best
endeavors Shall be giseu to render anualactiou to his pro
fession. Be ng an Ltd, Coil Cris u ttennal , n 0 ,eels rile tn
Xkliting the public aeheralli to mail till him, assuring
brut test they oat' not In dissatisfied with hi services
Wine No. LS Market street, in the nuime formerly no
copied by Jacob H. ii n}, near the Caned 131..atia Weal,
• 4Puil ea- ; - v 4 ; .; 1;031-L11Y
ALDERMAN
HEN it, Y. PEFFER,
OFFIek-111.11W teallhET, (61:EILLL'S 110 W
NEAR MALIN-Kr.
Residence, Chestnut Street near Fourth
CITY OF ILISZISBURG, 17.1.4eA.
GEORGE FISHER,
ATTORNEY AT • LAW.
tAklehltb' his professional services to all
1.." omens having business to be transacted in the
several GAM of Deephin.othuaty, the', LanclOkriartateut
Of WC Shute, Sr beforo the Board of Property.
Wen automated in the practice of the Luw, with Lis lath
et ; JOILN •.llcsN,B , he promises hlllgent and ourolui
ktsataon to all pruleSsomaal busmen eotrustecl to t em
I:llntre corner Cl tterebd and Locust airecto, (opposite to
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. 1.15 P I _,arrlvfwg: . ap26.
6TATE CAPITAL - BANK.
AblliliON, COLDER, EBY kir, CO
CORNER BECOND AND WALIVUT SUS.,
R RIS BURG rE,N
A. FRESH. s e r,ciaK
Of Vanilla Beans,. Hackers' , Farina, Perfumery: and
goaps, at - WTI DRUG STORE,
in,yl Market Weal, below Fib% la, Harrisburg, Pa
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01,. XIII:
Oloat 1 Oloat ! I' - occl !I !
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO GET CLEAN COAL!
Full Weight and Nothing Short of It!
" THANKFUL TO IIY FRIENDS AND
CUMltlklis for their tibernl patronage, I would
now 'Morro them and the public geterally, that 1 am
fatly prepartd, on short node, to supply Mem with all
kinds of
bUPERIOR COAL OF ALL SIZES.
gr - FREE FROM SLATE, AND CARhFULLY
SCREENED AT AS LOW A FIGURE AS
FAIR DEALING WILL AFAMD.
Although my coat hoot wciglite IHEELF-WEIGHINO EARTH
HET I 3 WE GELD Ea ECA.LiS ACCITHETE‘.Y TESTED 11T THE
HEALER OF NTLIGITIS AND NEA,CnFB , and consumers may
rest assured that they will be foal!: and hotics.ly d alt
woh I sell nothing but the very beat article, and nu
mixing.
ALSO HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD, alwlys on
hand. tiEO. P. WiaSTLIAG.
sept.34l3m
NOT ¶•IIE FIRST ARRIVAL,
BUJ.' ARRIVED IN DUE TIME TO BE
SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES,
LYE EN S VALLEY MOVE COAL, Ste,so per ton,
Also constantly on hand,
LYX EN'S VALLEY 1:;1101iLN,
FCG,
CUPOLA AND BTFAMEOAT COAL,
WILK ESBARRE BE.UnisN,
No. 8 and 4,
NtiT,
Blanicsmith Coal, Allegheny and Broad Top. Also,
Maury. Oak and Pine Wood. E. BYERS.
1;14 No. 102 Chestnut street..
NEW DRUG
AND PRESCRIPTION STORE !
wm W. ARAI STRO NG, Prac
tical I rugg!st and Chemist, would inform the
clisons OCklar:isburg. that h: has lewd the store room
rectally occ pled by Dr. Ritt.Mll, and :1 now prepare d
to lbruish thrtee who fell dial mod to pan was° him. with
mire and uuadu grated Drugs and Medicines, su: h as can
be re led upon, having bad several yews cXperi one in
the Drug and Pr( scriptiou busines , ,, he coo: t re:spectfully
solicits a share of Physician , ' Pro wild' m Nista as. lie
has also a large and v: tied aFSOI taient of Pei lumery,
&d. Also ail ul tne most popmar Patent lte
dit Line of the day ; the, Tobacco, Segars, Erma, &e , of
toe b: at brander; also ; Alcohol, Turp utino, Burning Plum,
Co.] 11, &o fast evelytlting t,suatly kept ill a well
sucked d ug store. in vl2 dim
GENERAL ORDERS---No. 3,
HP-103 QILIIIITHS Ere r iv. P. V.,
Elan 1,6 u) g, Nov. 6th, MO.
I. Tb. Volunteers of the Filth D vision P. V., will pa.
rade at Garittburg, on Tousnex, January 15, 1861. at 10
to Inaugurate Governor An mew G. Cull ai.
An Vulumeers in the iitato and out of it are cotdl..l
ly
lerlted to p rt el, ate.
111. Begim ttis, Battalions end ComPanies will replrt
fith. Di v.
I% V at Ilarrieliiirg. By command or
Major GetieraririLLlAM li.
ICEII4. =--
eth Div. I-'. V.
nove
JAMtB FRIMA.ND, Alde-tle.Otrop
GENERAL ORDERS---No. 4.
HEAD QUAKT •10 3D 011.10.11D8
6th Div. Y. V., NOV. 81.11, 1860.
I. Agreeable to the orders of Major Goner ti Koim, sth
Di-ision e V., the 3d Bri,iade 6th Division P. V. will pa
rade at Harrisburg on 1 trESDAY, Jauuary 15th,1861, at 10
do oak A. M., to prrticl,sate in the inauguration of Gover
nor Andrew G. Cu tin.
Col. Baker, w the Ist Regiment will roport to Mal.
John W. Brown, at flairisburg, en or before the let of
January, 1861.
111. Cs's. Erter, of the Cameron Guard will report
at Head Quarters cn or before the 10th M. January,
1851 for further orders. By order of
E. C. WILLIAMS, Brigadier General
Sd Brigade fuh Division P. V.
JOSI , PH F. 'KNIPE, Aid-de-Camp. nov6
RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
''U"
IMO
Pl.,
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
Iu the City of Harrisburg
!THAT well-known and valuable hotel
.property known as the
"SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,"
now in the occupancy of Wm. Mocherman, situate on the
cast end of Ilathot street, and iunnettiately opposite the
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, will be offered at PRIVATE
,ta Ls. until the 9th of December next, and sot sold be
fore Hint time, will be put up at - public auct.on ot, that
day.
Ibis la the most desirable property in the city of Dar
risburg for hotel business. Ito proximity to the Penn
sylvania Railroad Depot, and the Depot of all the rail.
reacts ceulet ing at Harratburg,tnakes it more conventeat
and accessible to the traveling public than any other
Hotel in the city.
fru-Aber iniormation In regard to this property and as
to the terms of sale, may be had by applying to
Wll H. MILLER,
Attorney-at-Law,
North nor. Market bloom (Wyoth's Buildina ,) second
~.yi. e f.l L. octl-daw
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PAW Ed ti URN [NG GOGDS 1
1 CATIIOART & BROTIIER,
!Save now open a lar g o assortment of MOURNING
Ana kliOuN.l.) ttoldttn,,u.
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
SLILKS.
COLLARS,
SLEEVES,
.11 IV.DZERCHIEITS,
, . VEILS, and
All e ther ge sda_dosirable for Fall and Winter wear. '
- • -kscrritidarket equate ;
sil2 Next tdthe Bank..
Harrisburg .
FAMILY .
FAMILY;
.
1 1, TH01101.3 CiflL Y coLuplete.atock of all
ni. rizas, styles, for Bale M.
BtkiGNEM'a Clam.AP.BOO.l3, '
OR PRESERVING a very superior' ar
,thale on hand and fin Sild*Aos7 W , DU GS l 8 ar. CO.
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-J-NEITTRAL IN NONE•"
HARRNOURG, PA.. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 28, 1860
SALE
•
OF I
- illistellantous.
CONCENTRATED LEAVEN,
E=l
Bread, Tea-Cakes, all kinds of Pastry, &c
MANUFACTURED ITT
EDW. CUAMBERLIN & CO.,
Pro! rietors of Shaw mut Chemical
No. 33 INDIA STEM P, Boiston.
CONEENTRATED _LEAVEN is the re
suit of careful chemical research. All its ingrodt
e are prepared in the highest state of purity, and corn
, minded with a view to produce bread of a far better
quality, and in much less time, than by any other pro.
cuss ; and by the manuracturers submit it, with entire
continence, to thu judgment of dtcriminating house.
keepers, bakers, &c.
'hem! of all kin a trade by rising Concentrated Leaven
is li.hter, ino , e digestible and nuitritimis; ha+ an agrt ea.
ble, natural taste; is lens liable to tour ; will retrln Its
moisture looter than by any other process, and the
whole preparation for the oven need ret exceed ten
minutes.
it is valuable because it is not perishable, and may be
rendered aye labia in places and at times when yeast is
not within reach, as of sea. In all climates and under
al ; ircunr.tance., it may be adopted, thus obviating all
Ifficulty of procuring yeast or other ferme t, which is
frequently of au Wiener quality, rei dering the bread
more or less unwholesome.
It is also v,.luable as regards economy, as it has been
aecei tained that a saving it cifeett,d in .the flour of no
lots than 16 percent. In the common 'Recces much of
the secoh mine of the flour is l•st by hi ing cony, rted
into carbo is acid g or s,ant, and the waste is In
curred solely or the purpose or tgeuurativg gas to raise
the dough. ly using Concentrated Leaven this wane is
avoided, and tee gas obtained in a manner equally effi
o.ctous. Fermentatio.i. as has been stated, nests( ys
Part of the flour or me:.l r ud, in consequence, a hart el of
ft air weighing 196 ins which. by the coo Elm method,
uroina ily makes about 25() au of bread. gives by thi.
proem 2no bs , thus effecting the very important saving
of 16 per cinit in the qu onity of flour.' By odutermits to
the directions n cash package, any persod canable of
ordinary attention may conduct the process, and the re
sult will invariably be htlilby sausLotory.
CERTIFICATE FROII DR. HAYES,
As orr to She acre of Navachuzeils.
"I have analysed We Concoutr •ted oaaven, giant:Ate.
turd by tlme a. Edw thamberliu & Co., with reference
to its purity nr.d efficiency of action iu producing the el.
Put or yeast in di:Amid:l4 dough, and thereby rendering
it it for ipakiug bread. This article is st.illfully - com
oundo I , from perfectly ipui a material It rinses the
dough without C0L.1111111% the sugar or any other put' et
pie tq tie ti; u; , to raoy; and tan Susie Weigh. 01 flour
wllt produce more sweet, p:ilatable bread than cru be
übtalued through yeast; wuile for cake] and pastry it-is
Invaluable, as it saves all risk, Rile much time of the
pastry cook.
"The txperiment3 made by me confirm the statements
made by the mautnacturcre, h of proves this compound
worthy of public approval and extended use.
‘•licspccuutly,
"A. A. 11.4.1'1:8, M. D.,State ksayer,
"16 Boylston street, BOSMIII, September 25, 1850."
DIREC'I'IONS
BDEAEFASr a THA ROlLt..—Two or three teaspoonful
of Leay. D. (according to the quality or the flour,) to one
quart o' fl.ur; mis thoroulghty by pasaiug two or three.
meg through a clove ;'rub in a piece of butter half the
size of an egg, and make the paste wiih cold milk or
water, (milk is p. am able) barely kiln - tatough to pzratit
rolling out. Much kma• lug should be avoided. Cut Le
to d, aired form, and place lu,meutately in a het oven and
bake quickly.
Leer UREAD.—Tie Same proportions of Leaven and
sour tiltttut together as above; omit the butter, ebd make
iiii27;tieiy — ln a - slow oven
fietatian Boson —Three teagponnslul of Leaven to one
qu ut of wheat me.sl, sifted together ; . add oue gilt of mo
lasses and two eggs ; make the paste thin with milk anti
bake in a stow over.
BROWN BREAD —Three teaspeousfol of Leaven to one
pint of flour, and ono pint acorn me d, all well sifted to
gether ; add two eggs and about a gill of molAsses; .take
itte paste thin with milk, and bakeglowly.
BocKWJEAT CAICEII—Hour and milk Sarni:lent, to make
MO qua. t cf batter ; add en egg, then three teaspoonsful
of Leaven; beat to a froth, and cook quick.
Dunn together one quart of flour and two tea
spoonsiut of Leaven; rub in a piece of butter half as large
a; au egg ; mix with cold milk or water, and boil ten
minutes.
ClislinEß STREET CAKE.—Lift together two Largo cups
of flour and two teaspoonsful of Leaven; putin half a cup
of butter and a cup and a half of sugar ; mix with cold
milk or water to a stiffhatter, add spice to suit the taste,
and bake immediately,
CLNCENNATI SPONGE CARE—Two cups of white sugar
beaten with toe yolks of six eggs—the whites of EU eggs
beam to a froth; then bearali together ; add three cups
of silted flour, one cup of water, and throe teaspoonsful
of Leaves; flavor with two teaspoonsful of essence of lo
men, and bake in a quick (Arm
Jt aunts —:in together one quart of flour and three
leaspoonsful of Lesiva] ; rub in ono tea-cut ful of butter,
add a cup and a half of white sugar, and spice to suit the
taste; mix still' eutugh to roll ow, and bake quick.
Butanes Cana.—One quart of flour and thr. e teaspoons
rut ot Leaven s ited together ; add a cap of butter, one
pinnid of currants, two cups of white sugar ' and ouu tea
spoontul of cinnamon ; tank with cuid int.k to a stiff bat
ter, and bake in a slow oven.
Coax CAKE.-0110 pint each of flour and Indian m - al,
and three teaspooesful of Leaven, well sifted 'L. , ge.her ;
add one gill ut mo!asses and two eggs ; mix thin with
milk. and hake in a slow oven.
CUP CAKE.—FIve cups of flour and three teaspoonful
of Leaven. sifted together; and one cup of butler, two of
sugar, and two eggs, all well brat together ; then gild a
cup ut currants, and spice to suit the taste. hake about
half an hour.
I amen , lave—Three quarters of a pound of flour and
four teaspooi.s ul of Leaven siftea togethd - ; one pound of
sugar. any six educes of Sutter beaten. to ' - a cream 3 the
whdes at eight oggs well beaten, and the Juice of ore le
, mon; u.lB with milk.
WhlssTsß LAKE.—Five cups of flour, three teaspoonsful
of 1 eaven, three cups of sug .r, one of bumr, ono of
na lit, and two eggs , nult and Woe to the taste. Bake
.about halt an hour.
Packed in Cana of 1,2, 4 and Six. Dozen Cans.
Fur sale by Orwers and orugg.sts generally.
WlLolAlt ut LAGER. & Both, Wina:oeate Agent.,
No. 59 North Front atreei, Philadelphia.
n ovl3-d3rn
HERR'S HOTEL!
NEWLY REFITTED I
DICE . lli\ DERSiGN:gb having- leased
this well Laren, and populd” hotel, in the city of
Ilarrisburg, is now ttfuti g and furrashitig the same
with AEW FURNITURE in the very„beetmodern
It is Welted in toe Motu centr part of the city,witlita
a short distance of the d , Fuis ur Wenn: railrUad
and also near the State Capitol buildings.
The house is large" and the sleeting apartments are
welt veLtilstod. — -
The VNlll , Lds'wcill provided wttli all seasenabliari
clus Tufa 'City iwwcll'lttiowit taraughtan: Ws - St,,te - as '
Laving tLe best marktt outside of the Atlantic cdia", ant'
coureipeutty no eolupluntn shalt be mode on that score.
itAlt has al:o uouergone uhaLges and will ee kept
stoekeu with the best t.nd pare•t Liquors its the country
isu exertion wilt be spared to mate the traveler end,
sojourner cuutfurtable :a every respect. A coutitivancit
tuti p...trousge of the old customers, together with new
addittoas ty roopocuutly soll_ited.
J. H. BEiFORD & CO.
Harrisburg, August 23 tf
CITY LIVERY STABLES.
BLACKBERRY _ ALLEY, .72T — .22LE itzAR ar
. BERK'S ; HOTEL
111 HE undersigned has re-commenced the
± Ivory business in his NEW and svactuus sTA
bLis, lot:idol as above, with a large and varied stock of
110hSE9, CARRIAGES and 011NIDUSES, which he will
hire at moderate rates. F. E. isWARIZ.
H. L. GOD.B 0 L D ,
• •
- PRACTICAL Tuner and Repairer of
nano:, meineeoes, &c., &c., will rec‘lvp orders
tuturo at WU. ILE'S liugo :store, 91 Elarket streei
ail orders left at the above named blase, or at the Buehler
louse, wilt meet with prompt atterktioa.
Fl . st doe; kNuS tor sale seplB Lily •
NOTICE TO SPECULA.TORS.
VALUABLE SOLD-ENO LOTS FOR BALL.
A NUMBER OF. LARGE SIZED BUILD
-11 ,
23- LOTS adjOining the Boud H o rse and .Work
null& of the Penna, ballroad company, will lnrisOld
lots and on reasonable terms. . Apply to
mm.9o Gm JOEDI W. EfALL.
Tifflticat
D . JOINSON,
J:SL.lairMil6elClt7El.3o
LOCK HOSPITAL.
II as discovered the most certain, speedy
LA and ellreetuntrenteilv in the world for
D ‘.IJEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
ISEL7E7 ro Tvezi,vs Houk.
No Mercury or NortOtts Drugs.
gyY A CURE WAF.ItANTED, OR: NO GRARGE,IM FROM (ME TO
Two Maw
Weakness of the.. Back or Limbs-, Strictures, Pains in
h 0 LOills, Affectioks of the Kidneys and Bladder, Organic
Weiihriess, Nerveit,s Debility, Decay of the Physisal Pow
era; Dyspepsia languor, Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas
palpitation of thelieart; Tremblings, Dimness of
tight or Giddiness,: Disease of the Stomach, Alfections el
the Bead, Throat, Nose or Skin—those terrible disorders
arising from the indiscretion or Solitary Habits of Youth--
those dreadful anddestructivo practices which produce
constitutional debility, render marriage impossible, and
destroy both body and mind.
YOUNG MEN.
Venlig men especially who have become the victims 01
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit whict
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands otyouni
men of the most exalted telent and brilliant intellect, wht
mightetheriiiie have entranced listening Senates with the
thunders cif elocixterice, or witce;dtoeestacy thelivinglyre,
may 4llWith full confidence.
a • ' BIARRIAGE
Married persons, or those contemplating marriage, being
a wars of physical tweekn&s, ehould inimeclintely coneull
Dr. .1., and be restored to pi3ribei health.
_ .
ORGANIC WEA — tNEM.
imraedio,LeZy Cured arukAtU Vigor Reste,red
He who places himself under the care of Dr. J. may
religiously confide inffiis honor as geffileman, and confi
dently rely upon his skill as a physician..
air Office No. T South Frederick street, Baltimore,
on the left haintside going frost Baltimore street, 1
[rumthe ekriaar, : Be particular in observing the na .
••e
and aitzutity,•or rin will mistake the place. Be particular,
[or - lknotant, Trifling quacks. with false names, or rant')
Efundrag Certilicatas, attracted by the reputation :of Dr.
Johnston, lurk near. •
All letteri midst cblitain a roitige stamp, to use on the
eply.
DR. JOHNSTON
114, Jonaaros member ef the Royal College of Surgeon
t.endei„graduate from cue of the meat eminent Colleges,. I
-ho t. States, and the greater part of whose life has betn
;pint in the Ilespitabt- of London, Paris, Philadelphia ens
elsewhere, hes effected some of the MoStastOnishing citron
that were ever. knpwn. Many troubled - with ringing in the
earn and head when whoop, - great nervousness, 'being,
alarmed. at sudden sounds; bashfulness, with 66(v:felt%
elushing, attendetlegemetines with derangement of mind
were euredinintediately
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
adaresees all those who having injure:ahem
aelves by private and. improper 'indulgences, that score
and solitary tratdowl.dch .rbinsl both body and mind, un
fitting tbotu for either businesssw koolety.
These art smile of the sad and melanotioly.effects pro
weed by early habits , routli: viz : Weakness of the
Sack and Limbs, telciPfr"tttrlNltt;Dlhalieso of Sight,
use of MUS l 3l ll 9,P' O9 t 6 f ZSVIt100:12 orthikneilft,DYsPer , -
-ja, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of the Digestive
Fucotirole 'Goiters) •.Debility, Symptoms of Consump
tion &c. - . - .. • .
.24ENTALLY
Artotratty, tho ioarful elfecto on the mind are much to be
reacted :—Loss "or IdeolOrp., Confusion of Iderm,,Dcprev
don or simits, I:oteb odipg a, Aversion to, Society, Se,t-
Lf.trust, Love Ot — SolltifaO,7llnilgty, itm„-Fccome of tO
,
'
Thousands ut Forest= of all ages can now Judge whath
the oattad, tit their'dkilturti; - health lain • their vigor, be
-
out ttite, eyes, cough, uod symptoms 01
_
• r appell
nousumr,tl6l-:
ititiNG
who navy injured themselves. by - p , certain' practice, in
aulged in when alone—a. habit:frequently learned from
evil companions, or .at:school, the ef f ects of which arc
sightly telt, oven when asteop; allot if not cured, renders
toarriage.inwatsible, and destroy% both mind and body
h weld apply immediately..
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country,
the darling of his parents, should bo snatched trom
prospects and enjoyments of life by the consetmences of
deviating trom the path of nature, and indulging in a
certain secret habit . : Such persona must, before contera
Plating
MARRIAGE.
erect that it , sound' Mind and bedy aro the most none
nary requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed
withouttheso, thejouniey through fife becomes a weary
pilgrimage ; the 'prospect .hourly darkens to the view ;
the mind becothes shadowed with despair, and filled with
the melancholy retleotion that , the happiness of another
becomes blighted 7sdthonr own.
DR. ,JORNSTOms - niVlOultAyiNG REMEDY FOR
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
By this grce.t and liciporuint remedy, Weakness of the
Orgmas are speedily cured, and full vigor re.storod.
Thousands of the most • nervous and debilitated who
had lost ell, hope, have been immediately relieved. Al
Impectiments to arrlege, Physical or Mental Disown&
cation Nervoustumbling, Weakness or Eximusuon of
ahe most fearful kind, speexlily:oured.
. .
. _
To ST.p.i.NIGESUS.
: She manyth.hugande cur Pct at this Institution within the
; last twelyis gettrsoind the numerous important Surgica
Operations performeg by Dr. J., witnessed by the re
porters of the papers, and many other persons, notices of
which have appeared again and again before the public,
besides his standing 'as' a 'peiatieman - of btu:trebles' and re
ipmasibifily, is a a - Ufa:lent guarantee to the afflicted
DISE.AdE OF IMPRUDhiNCE.—.When the misguided ace
imprudent's , otary of piCesnie finds he has imbibed the
seeds of this Painful dtsease, it too often happens that an
ill-timed sense of shame or dread of discovery deters him
from 'applying to those who, from education and re
spectability can- alone befriend oint, - delaying till the
constiutionaisyinptoms of this horrid disease make their
sppearaace, affeeting the. head, th reat, nose, skin, /tee.;
progressing on with frightful rapidity, till death puts a
period s his dreadful sulferings . by sending him to "that
bo u rne from whence no traveller returns:" tt is a Koolau.
cholrfeet - thpj, thousands tall 'this terrible dal
ease, owitig r te, the unskilththesn_of ignerani pretenders,
who, by the use'of 'Oat ifelargpoison, itieiekry ruin the
constitution and make the residue of life miserable
213 Stratigeri —Th - e'Doctor'elliplomas haug 1n his °lnca.
jar Letters Must GM:mama stamp to us 011 tile 'reply.
.Remedjes Hoyt by "MAN.: •
• Aar No. 7 South Fretlerloit streot, Baltimore- •
aorl3dans.-1 , - ' • -• ' • •
SILVER PLATED 'WARE
ax
HARVEY
No. 1'2.22 246:et. litioet,
Manufacturer of fine" - .
NICKEL SILVER; and SILVER PLATR - of
:FORKS, SPOONS,..BABI. tN, kUTTEII KNIVES, •
CASTORS, TEA SBII3, URNS, WILES;
WAIfERS; BU'i [KR DISBIS, ion PIICHERS,
CAKE BASKETS, COMMUNION WARE,
CUPS, ittuqs;•GLifiLßTS,
With &general assortment, comprising. none but Um Lcv
quality, wade of the hastinaterials and heatilyliatact, Genii
etitufing them, a
eivlcoable and durable article
FOP!HOTHIS, STEAMBOATB AND PRIvaTl FAMLIII9.
Jar 01¢ - 19ku - e. re-platea.in the beat manner,
feb2o-4awly
BUEHLER HOUSE,
MARKET SQUARE,
HARRISBURG, PENN'A
•
. ,
GEO, J. BOLTON, PROPRIETOR.
CARD
The ab rre well knoan and long established Httel is
.now undergUing a thorough 'renovation;and being In a
gretitdegree newly furnishini, sinner the proprietorship
of Mr. GROTON J. BOLTON, who his been an inmate of the
halloo for the last three years, and is well known to
is guests.
Thankful' for the liberal patronage which it has
joyed , I cifwerfully rcintinend Mr. Bolton to the public
f yr_ - rieBlEiwtfl ILA KT.}.
J U 11, - .EMIP;IY - ta)
ANOTUE.R. LOT 'THOSEI
EXTRA FINE, POINTED
GOLD PE/45 • -
-0F NEWTON'S (lb rm e rly. 13agley's)
manuradture, warrant's:tie be the best in material,
- MHO :Most pointed, must durable and se cheap AS rav
e market, tor. eale, ;with a variety of Gold and Silver
t ° ; 42 • 9 r var"x and
FR:6' at
t- • • - BElttiPilt , S GI:IES.P B ,
51 Market street.
F °4 a Supariortand Cheap Table or
&Ad Oil, So to ItIRIEWSIDRVG STORE.
fgoobo, &c.
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE NEW CITY STORE !
URICH & CO WPERTH WAIT
CORNER FLONf & EsAREET
A NNOUNCE to the ci izene of Harris
burg at d the publi ; generally, that they have just
returned from the eastern tides w•tn a large and well se
le,Aed stock of Fall at.d Winter goods, which they will
sell st the ye • y lowest prices.
DOMESTIC GOODS Of every kind.
Bleached .nd Unbleached Bluslins,
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels.
RFD FLANNELS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
A !urge assortment nr Welsh Fi Lheis for kkirting.
An assortment I cn•est's Giutth ms, '
tt Mahal :ter Gingham's,
Satins ti and Ca eim• res,
44 Chi ha at all !ices,
Clo-ha for Ladieo Chesterfields,
Beaver Cloths for the Arub Cloaks.
A FINE ASEOItTNENT OF BLANKETS
A largo assortment of Caszimer re, especially adapted 'a
Soya wear. An assortment of Merino Drawers and Un
del - shirts. An as: orlra..nt of Carpets IrOm 12 MS a
yard to 'Sl.f:O !no yard.
ALSO LATEST STYLES
SATIN DECLIENES,
PLAID VALENeIAS.
VELVET POPLINS,
STRIPED AND PLAID
mon PLAIN AND FIGURED
ME PINGS, •
RICH PLAIN AND FIGURED
ALL WOOL DEL A INES,
BLACK SILKS, ALL WIDTHS.
A largo assortment of nroehe and Blanket:bawls, wittt
a lull stuck of the 1024 novelties.
Au assortment of Plain mud Figured Cashmeres.
LINENS OF ALL KINDS.
Particular attention paid to fir.t eats Hosiery and Em
broideries. /So , Sc., &o.
Au as- o tment of Hugoal a wove trail spring skirt pot
ion) extension.
An assortment of: lrouding an Flannel
CttECH & co NPe.RTHWAIT,
. Corner of Front and Mark. t .itreets, Harrisburg.
Formerly iyni Ned by J 1.. I liner. 0a..1.215-122
BARGAINS FOR THE SEASON,
JONES' STORE,
'Just received and receiving from Philadelphia
.and
New York,
BARGAIN.° in fllks of all kind, for cash.
13,1:GA INS in Boas:ls, of all kinds, for cash.
BARGAINS to Cloaks and i alinas of all kinds, for cash
DAL:GAINS in Haiti Dress GQO./.3 3 of ail kinds., for rash.
BARGAINS in eecry variety of Beasexisnle .Dress
Goods, for cat- h.
DARtisl:46 in DlauketS., of, all kinds, for cash.
BArarAlls, B in all hinds of Flannels, fur cash.
BARGaiNS is Carpotireof Oil Cloths, ko., lor cash.
Aid BARGA. Bin all kinds of Dry llooes asua.ly kept
in Stereo; and a Choice hum a very large, well selected
stock. fur cash al JONES' :TONE,
PHILADELPHIA
SHIRT AND COLLAR HOUSE !
3WiI7FACTUSERS 0!
SHIRT BOSOMS
White, Fancy, Check,
Hickory, Denial and Flannel
UNEIL AND OVERSEURTS,
Overalls, Drawers and
Gentletuene' Furbishing Goods.
BENN ET 1 & RUCH,
octl7-dßm 217 CiIIITCII
Agents for the Beverly India Rubber Clothing.
FOR THE LADIES,
A LARGE LOT OF FIRST QUALITY
TOWIN'S KID GLOVES,
Slightly dnnaged with water—Price 50 and eta
GREAT BARGALNS. A fine EcAortment of elute quelity,
petiout—blaos, White end Culoted,
CATTICART'S,
'N0.14 Slarkot Nuare.
JUST FROM THE
"r3E1..A.3:320 1 .A.. 1.00.16
THE SUBECRIBER has just received
from the New ork and Philadeillila Trade dales
A LARGE AND WELL IikLECIED STOOK OF
STANDARD WORKS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE.
Also,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
'BLANK BOOKS; PAPER, AND STATIONERY
OF AIL KINDS
To which the attention of the Public, Commqtees of
Lib, arise, Teachers, Country Remnants and purehasets
plurally, is invited.
AS all have been purchased far below the regelar
, prices, they oin end will be sold at but a mail advance
the cost, insur.n, to pin chasers a saving alO to 26
per cont. on tracio pricer, at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE;
• oval fit market etreet•
BERGNER'6 CHEAP BOOKSTORE
51 MARKET STREET,
IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
TO GET
ECKOOL BOOKS
I TM
SCHOOL STATIONERY,
Comprising ad the vari.me
READING ABB SPELLING BOOKS,'
ARLIEMATICs ALGEBRAS,
GRAMMARS, LTYAOLOGIRS,
DiOTIONA BIAS, HIaTORIEK,
PpILosOPLLLES, and
all the 'SCHOOL WOKS used in the various Public and
Private :chortle et tee City, log. ther with
GOPY AND cOlifPosl , loN BOOKS,
LEVIER, CAP and NOTE PAPER,
BLANK BOOKS, SLATES,
LEAD A VLI SLATE PENCILS,
PENS A.ND lIOLDEICS, INS.
_
MAC TA DS, le VIERS avd
tho most consplotaassortmect of cI.:HuOL SraIIONEItY
constantly on hand Olin for rale otIBE LOB EST .P. 51012
OF ANY 11-teE in the city at
BREiGNBR'S - CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
bl blaricet ‘rtreat.
Liharal dircetints . mado to teaebers and deaterd.
any article Lot oe band : P . romptly furnLthed
extra cht ree. see 24 '
DR. C. WEICEEL,
SURGEON AND OCCULTST,
RESIDENCE THIRD NEAR NORTH STREET
mar2l-14&W
DENTISTRY.
THE undersigned, DOCTOR OF DENTAL
EUROFIY, has retuned «nd resumed hie prat:tee
n State street onimette• the ..Br,cy wnere
he
edit he plecissd 4 , attend to a.-. 1 who may chin his sat•
.. __.B M. GlLDita, D.. D. S.
• .
ORANGES.. ANP
FORTY . IN)X.ES in prime older just re
calved and for sale by
6tns , WM. DOCK B. & Cta.
ifttralt "titilttng if fart.
14.0, E - n
. .. tit . Pii*r pressin, eci3 are
add DR ii purl 4 . , 1 of every
Prellrl/ tiex r la J
0,-dlelin. VI arer 1 if ram-b% dou'e!at Av dth cr el ,
Latin:A/mint ill i be Esiuntry.
RATES tor n. IttTSrfG.
s.s.emdoltlttte cue half F,Tlare
lice or mere thou to , r constitute a Square
Halt .S'imare one day
one. week ....
one montp„.
Ct three morons
4{ six months...
000 year
One Square ono day
one week....
If One month..
at three mouths
It six months
One 3 ear.
la—Business notices leeertea in the Lo(& cattonn, or
before Marriages and heaths, FIVE CEN'is TIE LINE
for each insertion;
NO. 71.
Oir VarriageS and Deaths to be charged as refit lar
advertisements.
There is a sentiment in the &lowing Ines which will
dud an echo in every breast against which the amnia or
life has beaten.. Many a man, scarred Is the warn° of
life, will fret Mt eyes moisten in rceillmit the potency cf
a mother's tore:
Backward, trrn backw.rd, ob. Time in your night,
Make me a child exam, Jett ter to-..igb I
Mother cutue . b.ck frtaa the echoless shore,
'lake thaaguin to your heart as cf yort
Kiss fr m my furett. ad the f,trrowa tf care,
Sat, oth tue few sbver threads out of my hair.
4."Eir my :Umbers your loviugu•utob heap—
Rock me to kle..p, na.tha—r..ca me tugteepl
Backward. flaw bled:ward, t!do o7tto yearst
I am so we u y of toil and 01 to
11 with.mt room:noel a a =.l. In rata—
Take them and give mo o y chinkood atal.i
I hire gun Parry of du.t and decay,
near of flm jog my sou .stalittj av,
Of to wing tor others a reap;
Bock mu to sloop, raotbo.—ct.ok me to eleept
T red of the hollow, •bs base. the unt , ne,
t er, oh mot..e m. heart ,411,1 for yoal
way a palatine, Kra a be. gtow• green,
El t. it moo and f,,oed—our Mo..s be ween
You-with strong ye tt rung tato pal .onsta pato,
lemg Ito nigh. to your pro-ene.s Pi. ant;
CAu. t om the .tA enoe s • Mug and a, di or—
Bock the to eaten, t.outher—tock old to _Wept
Over my heart in the days that are 11 acn
No love Like mo.b r-luve ever tat *Mown—
N.. other leur:it.np abi.rs aed es dare*,
ens tfl.a and at satliko yourr—
No, e ito a mother can all m unriy
blow the sick sett an't %%end weary linnet
Sat tit er's colt ca r my huuvy Cr, ark—.
Rtel. me to si ep mother—ruck me to sleep!
Come, lit your brown hair, Jolt lighted with told,
Fall on my . how er Hg tin au nu o v.
Let it dro • over my tor, h ad louigt.t,
Si ading toy Lim eyes away from toe light.
Fur w.th unny edg, t•hadows once more,
Amply Hid linger he visittu of yore,
Lov'tilly, stilly, it bright othows tmeep—
Ittek. mu to a:et p, mothe Oct me to ble-pi
mother, dear mo h. rl the ys.rs have been-lorg
Flute t last list ri, d to yo u ,II•vong.
slug they, and ttot , ) my eo / it
Wt,m 1311..0te. , too, have b.-u only a dr, am;
Cl pe . t your he ut in !Mita em tare .
With y cur hg. t wju t sWeeping , my lace;
Never her% ater to wake or to weep,
Nook ine 10 s trwrier—rork me to Wert
Scholars and Gentlemen.
To say truly of a men that he is a scholar
and a gent'eman, is to pay him one of the high
tst rersonal complimeots. tchularship aloue,
of any noteworthy grade. is the fruit of such a
devoted pursuit of knowledge for knowledge
sake, of to much Bed-11-ad, of such natural ca
pacity, that the which it wins is
most richly earned. Aud whether, in the com
pletett tense of the word, theme are more gen
deroan than scholars, may, let/taps,' at least
admit of rm. mien. To raerit_both distinctions
mar, therefore. well be coveted by those who
strive to win real honor.
If there be a locality where i3cholara and
gentlemen might be looked tor, at least in an
smbr2,onict , rm, needing only development arid
fected growth, it is a Mb - gea place wire, e, - it
would seem, all the influences are.such as tend
to the 6Upprt scion of the ware er pr.pensities of
man's fluted! e, and the nurture of all the finer.
And yet among college students there are such
manifestations of brutality that they constitute
a remarkable phenomenon at college life. We
do•not refer to the oecasion.il exhibition by in
dividual of a gross and selfish ieciffetence to
the comfort hod the feelings of others, but to .
organized cud peir eruated systems of torment, •
NITI kb a a inflicted and expected to be borne as
matters atenost as indecent to a college course
as a passage through the academic curriculum.
The recent proceeditzs at Harvard college
are striking examples of this sort of prescrip
tive brutality, whch, by tl.e ray is, in meet
cases, all the more deserving of ails very bad
name, because it is practiced especially upon
the young,- the timid, and the inexperienced,
by those who have the advantage of at least
one year's trial and induration; and how much
that does fur a lad at college, only those who
have cone through it can well know. In this
ease it was, as usual, the fr, shmen who suffer
ed at the hands of those self-taught hectors of
college life— Nesters who (in their own °platen)
add to their own venerability the wisdom of
Ulysses and the dignity of Agarnennun—the
sophomores. These advanced gentlemen have
been in the habit of "hazing" the freshmen—
"hazing" being,. a collegiate euphemism for
worrying, abusing, terrifying, maltreating—
Lads fresh from quiet hones, untaught in the
mysterious ways id college, life. yet friendless
because so, recently placed in their n- w posi
tions that they have had no time to make
friends, with, most likely, their first heart
sinking fit of home sickness full upon them,
are seiz d by those who have gene through the
same sad experience, and made the butt of bru
tality, which stop.- just short of serious person
al violence, and sometimes passes that boun
dary. There is no pos,ible defence of three
proceedings, and no palliation except their tra
ditionary chat acter. Lung usage held to IDS.
tify them; and the lad who resists in earnest,
and on the ground of right, unless he can en
dure much, and c.ire y mattas with a very high
hand, is broken in by the tt.ree of numbers,.
and the public opinion of the strange Make in
which lie encounters this trying ext.:offend°.
The faculty cit Harvard has done well de
ciding to put an end to these coarse cu-toots
by the strong arm of authority. Their effect is
brutalizing upon both parties; and.lt. is high
time that they ceased, along with many other
time-ht nured abutied. 'President Felton tightly
prune/need m be: intich. :unworthy of
hose who aimed to be scholars and gentlemen.
SPIRITUAL - 11-II IN ENGLAND. Quite a contro
versy is r; rug in soma of the London papers
with rc-gard to the merits of Hume and Spirit
ualism A g•tilleman, who appends his name
to the comaluoication as a pledge of, the truth
of his statemeut, sends to the London Star'an
extraordinary account of the, perfintnances of
Hume. Ile says :
I distinctly sate the arc'rdeon moving, and
heard it rlaying, when held only at one end;
ag , in end, avin. I held it myself for a Ehurt
time, and had good reason to know that it was
vehemently pulled at the other end, and not by
Mr. Bume's toes, as has been wisely aurmteeri,
unless that gentleman has legs three yards
10 , g, with toes at tho end of them- quite as
marvelous cs any legion of spitits. Vor, be It
stated, that such Music as we heard was no or
dinary strain ; it wassrand at times, at others
pathetic, at others distant and long drawn, to a
degree which no one can imagine who has not
heard it. "I have heard Blagrove repeated y,
but it is no libel on that taamer of the hist' it
moat to say _that'll° never pr. duced such exqui
site distant and echo notes as thus.; chit h de
lighted our ears. The luetrualeut play. d, too,
Fie distant parts of the room, many yards'asiay
from, all vf- us. I believe I am stating a'fact
when I say that not one person in that room
could play the accordeon at all. Mr. Hume
cannot play a note upon it.
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